Adam is a Technical Director at Air Quality Consultants (AQC) specialising in industrial emissions. He is a member of the Institute of Air Quality Management, has previously contributed his time to, and authored publications on behalf of, the Energy Institute’s Emissions Working Group, and has acted as peer reviewer for the Journal of Air & Waste Management.
His expertise includes ambient and stack emissions monitoring, emission inventory development and reporting, atmospheric dispersion modelling, abatement of air emissions, environmental permitting, Best Available Technique (BAT) assessments, cost-benefit analysis and compliance assessment. He has extensive experience in the quantification and assessment of emissions from a variety of releases covering point source emissions, flare emissions, fugitive emissions, and emissions from mobile, transport sources, including marine vessels, on-road and off-road vehicles and rail. He has detailed knowledge of the technologies and techniques to reduce concentrations of combustion and non-combustion related pollutants including oxides of nitrogen, acid gases (e.g., SO2, HF, HCl), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), particulate matter, heavy metals and odour.
Adam is currently leading AQC's R&D programme to develop novel, and more robust, techniques for modelling the impact of PFAS emissions to atmosphere.